cant
cant
kænt
kānt
British pronunciation
/kˈɑːnt/

Definición y significado de "cant"en inglés

to cant
01

inclinarse

(of a boat or ship) to tilt to one side
Intransitive
to cant definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
As the strong gusts of wind hit, the sailboat canted.
Caught in a sudden storm, the large ship canted sharply.
01

a set of stock or overused phrases that have lost meaning or impact due to constant repetition

example
Ejemplos
The speech was filled with political ca nt and empty promises.
Marketing ca nt often disguises a lack of real innovation.
02

an angled surface formed when two planes meet at an angle other than 90 degrees

example
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The craftsman smoothed the ca nt on the edge of the wooden beam.
The ca nt of the roof helps rainwater flow off efficiently.
03

a specialized language, jargon, or secret code used by a particular group, especially to exclude outsiders

example
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The thieves spoke in a ca nt to hide their intentions.
Medieval guilds often used their own ca nt to protect trade secrets.
04

insincere or hypocritical talk, especially about religion, virtue, or morality

example
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His sermon was full of ca nt, not genuine belief.
She saw through his moral ca nt and empty virtue.
05

peralte, inclinación lateral

raised outer edge of a curved road or track above the inner edge to counteract centrifugal force
example
Ejemplos
Engineers calculated the highway's ca nt so vehicles could take the bend at 80 km / h without skidding.
Los ingenieros calcularon el peralte de la carretera para que los vehículos pudieran tomar la curva a 80 km/h sin patinar.
The railway's ca nt was increased to improve ride comfort on the high-speed curve.
El peralte del ferrocarril se incrementó para mejorar la comodidad del viaje en la curva de alta velocidad.
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